WORLD OF RADIO 943, produced June 3, 1998 by Glenn Hauser

*WOR now on WRN Sound Store by Friday instead of Saturday:
 http://www.wrn.org  and also available to RFPI by Friday
*On KNOR 1400 Norman we're back at 7:00 am Saturdays
*New Continent of Media for June starts on RFPI only June 5;
 topic list as posted on our website; Fri 1930, Sat 0330, 1730,
 Sun 0130, 0830, Wed 2300, Thu 0700 on some of: 21460, 15049, 
 7385
*Frequency skeds free on request for Australia, BBC, China, 
 France, Israel, Italy, Mexico, Turkey, from:
 George J. Poppin, 2654 17th Ave., San Francisco, CA 94116-3003
*Radio Shack receivers on sale: DX-398, DX-375; YB-400 bargain
 at Service Merchandise
*C. Crane Co. has new catalog, Radio Land; includes our freq
 list. 558 10th St., Fortuna, CA 95540-2350; 1-800-522-TUNE; 
 http://ccrane.com  ccraneco@aol.com  
*Peggy Thompson, founder and editor of SPEEDX, died May 25;
 cards to Steven Thompson, 2706 Alabama St., La Crescenta, CA 
 91214
*QSL card collection at: http://www.kaapeli.fi/~jmantyla/
*On the scheduling of VOA Communications World; and other VOA
 frequency changes
*Many other VOA programs destroyed, such as New Horizons
*KSL Salt Lake City heard with 11-meter band relay
*KGXL-1650 changed calls and format to "K-CAR" traffic reports
*1660 in NJ changed calls and format to Spanish, R. Unica net
*R. Unica also in Dallas now on 540
*CBC comedy program changes for summer
*Via kHz, myHz, MHz and GHz, W.O.R. 943, P O Box 1684, Enid, OK
 73702 USA; wghauser@hotmail.com  fax if really necessary:
 1-580--233-2948 (do not use area code 405 any more) website:
 http://www.angelfire.com/ok/worldofradio
*Standard disclaimer, and what it means
*Radio Asia Canada, registered schedule via Germany; English
 segment and latest frequencies observed
*Brother Stair's usage of 3945 causes objections in Europe and
 North America; protests to German Telecomms authority:
 poststelle@regtp.de
*Bob Zanotti comments on the B.S. situation, expanding 75m band
*R. Prague suspends three English broadcasts
*Industrial action could affect BBC June 4 and 9
*BBCWS June previews: Composer of the Month; Concert Hall; 
 Performance; Heritage; The Tailor of Panama
*Portugal keeps changing frequency for Timor; the latest
*Indonesian home service heard with English and UN news
*Lithuania broadcasting R. Free Tibet, jammed by China
*English schedule from R. Almaty International, Kazakhstan
*R. New Zealand Int'l may have to cut Pacific languages
*Sudanese clandestine already mentioned on WOR
*R. Veritas, Liberia, and R. Liberia International logs
*90-meter frequency reactivated from Brazil, Guatemala
 [credit to David Norrie in New Zealand, not South Africa!]
*Coronal mass ejections, not solar flares, control our radio
 conditions, including aurora
*Propagation outlook from Boulder, June 2; solar flux up to 120
*Glenn Hauser concluding World of Radio 943                 ###